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triploblast

organism with tissue derived from 3 separate embryonic tissue layers

ectoderm

embryonic tissue layer that forms the external epidermis

mesoderm

embryonic tissue layer that forms internal organs or structures

endoderm

embryonic tissue layer that develops into the epidermis of the gut

parenchyma

loosely packed cells that fill the volume of platyhelminthes body

acoelomate

organism without a fluid-filled enclosed body cavity

Class Turbellaria

free-living platyhelminths (all others parasitic)

Order Polycladida

large marine flatworms, frequently mimic nudibranchs

Order Tricladida

includes planarian flatworms

protrusible pharynx

feeding structure in mouth used to pick up food

pharyngeal cavity

area pharynx withdraws to when not protruded

incomplete gut

gut with only one opening

ocelli

light-sensitive cells, usually cup pigment eyes

circumferential muscle

muscle running around circumference of the body

longitudinal muscle

muscle running length of the body

gland cells

cells that secrete mucous for prey capture

ventral nerve cords

pair of nerve cords running up the ventral side of the body